Due to inclement weather along both Baltal and Pahalgam routes, Amarnath Yatra to remain suspended today

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Updated At : 04:45 PM Jul 06, 2022 IST

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Srinagar, July 6

Authorities announced on Wednesday that due to inclement weather along both the routes, Amarnath Yatra would remain suspended for the day.

Due to inclement weather along both Baltal and Pahalgam routes, no movement of pilgrims would be allowed from either side towards the cave shrine on Wednesday, officials said, adding that the pilgrims would not move towards the Valley from Jammu.

The situation would be reviewed later, they added.

Since Amarnath Yatra started on June 30, so far over 65,000 yatris have performed the pilgrimage. IANS

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